Simple black stylish boot, CE 2 2 2 2 protection where other branded ones fall short in at least one, maybe even two, of the four protection certifications, waterproof, comfortable from the first wear, doesn't hurt at all. I wear 44-44.5, took 44 and it fits like a glove. YKK zipper seems strong, doesn't get stuck anywhere, now it just has to prove over time that it holds up as a boot. In short, for us poor folks KLARNA? You pay 65 euros three times and you get a great boot to take rides winter and summer, and if needed, you can even go to the track and do your laps to get to know your bike (ok, if you have an R1 track bike from '22 and you scrape your elbow, you probably won't get these, you probably don't even know they exist, but just saying).
I should also mention that I first got two Dainese, the first was 44, the Torque, and it hurt unbearably at the front bone after half an hour. I thought, ok, maybe I'm a 45, so I got another Dainese 45, the Sportmaster Gortex. It was a bit loose, I put in a double insole, better. I wear it for a ride, after half an hour, the same thing at the same spot again.
And I ended up here and found my peace.